A crucial part of any real estate agent’s business comes from referrals within their own sphere. But what happens when a close friend or family members opts to transact alone or with another agent?
Source: Inman News
Should agents work with friends? It depends who you ask.
Published in .realtor, Agent, Dawn Elle Richardson, Debbie Wenzel, family, friends, Greg Ernst, Isabel C. Diaz, lab coat agents, Listings, Marketing, referrals and Select
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